Overview

• NOAA predicts a G1-level geomagnetic storm, which may allow northern lights to be visible in U.S. states like Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Alaska.
• The aurora borealis may extend as far south as northern Michigan and Maine, depending on the storm's intensity and weather conditions.
• The Sun is currently in its solar maximum phase, increasing solar activity and the frequency of northern lights displays.
• Best viewing times are just before and after midnight, in areas with minimal light pollution and clear skies.
• Citizen science platform Aurorasaurus provides real-time alerts for aurora visibility, aiding enthusiasts in locating the phenomenon.